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16% Sek 72.4Bn -6% year-end release 2016 5 year Tsr naV 31 deCeMBer 2016 1 year Tsr 16% seK 72.4Bn -6% OPeraTInG COMPanIes’ PerFOrManCe InVesTMenT ManaGeMenT aCTIVITIes • Zalando had preliminary fourth quarter revenue growth • Kinnevik made investments of SEK 971m in the fourth of 25-26% and an EBIT margin of 7.5-9.5%. For the full quarter of 2016, whereof SEK 898m in Tele2’s SEK 3bn year, Zalando delivered preliminary revenue growth of rights issue fnancing the acquisition of TDC Sweden. 23% and an EBIT margin of 5.6-6.2%, in line with guid- Net investments amounted to SEK 872m in the quarter ance • Full-year investments of SEK 3.4bn, focused primarily • Millicom’s largest market Latin America reported cable on investments in existing companies. Net investments and mobile data revenue growth of 6% and 17% respec- amounted to SEK 2.8bn tively during the fourth quarter, and the adjusted EBITDA margin amounted to 36% for the group. Organic service revenues grew 1.2% for the full year 2016, with an FInanCIal POsITIOn adjusted EBITDA margin of 36% • Net Asset Value of SEK 72.4bn (SEK 263 per share) per • Tele2 grew fourth quarter revenues by 18% and achieved 31 December 2016 an EBITDA margin of 18% for the fourth quarter and - Down SEK 2bn, or 3%, since last quarter-end, driven 19% for the full year. Revenue growth for the full year by a SEK 1.9bn, or 3%, decrease in the value of the amounted to 5% listed investee companies • MTG reported an organic revenue growth of 8% and an - Down SEK 11bn, or 13%, for the full year 2016, EBIT margin of 11% for the fourth quarter. For the full whereof SEK 7.1bn was distributed to shareholders year, MTG had organic revenue growth of 5% and an • Net debt position of SEK 1.4bn per 31 December 2016, EBIT margin of 8% corresponding to 2% of portfolio value reFIned reTurn and leVeraGe TarGeTs 2016 dIVIdend reCOMMendaTIOn • Attractive returns: Kinnevik’s objective is to generate a • Kinnevik’s Board of Directors recommends an ordinary long term total return to our shareholders in excess of dividend of SEK 8.00 per share for 2016, an increase of our cost of capital. We aim to deliver an annual total 3.2% from last year’s ordinary dividend (SEK 7.75 per shareholder return of 12-15% over the business cycle share), equivalent to a dividend yield of 3.7% • Low leverage: Given the nature of Kinnevik’s investments, • The Annual General Meeting will be held on 8 May 2017 our goal is to carry low leverage, not exceeding 10% of portfolio value seKm 31 dec 2016 30 sep 2016 31 dec 2015 Net Asset Value 72 434 74 507 83 517 Net Asset Value per share, SEK 263.29 270.82 301.10 Share price, SEK 218.90 218.20 262.00 Net cash / (net debt) -1 367 -419 7 558 seKm Q4 2016 Q4 2015 Fy 2016 Fy 2015 Net proft/loss -2 082 1 366 -3 459 1 207 Net proft/loss per share, SEK -7.56 4.93 -12.55 4.35 Change in fair value of fnancial assets -1 955 1 449 -4 969 -1 537 Dividends received 17 - 1 733 2 984 Dividend paid - - 7 084 2 011 Investments 971 33 3 399 1 562 Divestments 99 7 633 563 8 298 Comparative fgures for the corresponding periods 2015 are restated due to a change to Investment Entity accounting in accordance with IFRS10, see further in Note 1. KInneVIK aB (Publ) reg no 556047-9742 • Phone +46 8 562 000 00 • www.kinnevik.com Q 2016 2 ChIeF exeCuTIVe’s reVIew Chief executive’s review In 2016, Kinnevik combined a high level of investment activity with a signifcant cash return to our sharehold- ers. we added two new digital consumer-focused companies to our portfolio, Betterment and babylon, and invested in our existing companies to support their growth and proftability. We returned SEK 7.1bn to our shareholders through our ordinary dividend and a share redemption programme and, in addition, executed a SEK 500m share buyback programme. These actions refect the strength of our business model. We invest to build leading digital consumer brands, whilst maintaining our fnancial discipline and commitment to return value to our shareholders. footprint to reconfgure the revenue mix towards these high KInneVIK FOurTh QuarTer resulTs growth segments as voice and SMS revenues weaken further. During the fourth quarter of 2016, Kinnevik’s NAV decreased Second, enhancing operational effciency in order to refocus by 3% to SEK 72.4bn, or SEK 263 per share. The value of the cost structure. Millicom’s Board of Directors recommends our private assets was stable and amounted to SEK 12.3bn a dividend for 2016 of USD 2.64 per share. at year-end. Our share price increased slightly and ended Tele2 reported sales growth of 18% and an EBITDA margin of the quarter at SEK 219. On 9 February, Kinnevik’s NAV had 18% in the quarter, supported by increasingly strong mobile increased to SEK 78.2bn, or SEK 284 per share. momentum driven by 4G data monetisation across the group. The acquisition of TDC Sweden was completed in October 2016: FOCus On susTaInaBle Value CreaTIOn and the rights issue was fnalised shortly thereafter. Tele2’s At Kinnevik we build companies over the long term. This Board of Directors recommends a dividend for 2016 of SEK requires a focus on sustainability from fnancial, governance 5.23 per share. and corporate responsibility perspectives. During 2016, our MTG reported a fourth quarter organic sales growth of 8% larger private companies implemented clear guidelines for driving an operating margin of 11% further boosted by the governance, risK management, compliance and corporate company’s strategic cost transformation program. A strong responsibility. In addition, whilst frmly focused on maintain- content offering, including the best of sports such as the ing growth, an increased emphasis on operational effciency Olympics and UEFA Champions League, as well as new enabled our companies to improve proftability. The execu- original programming on Viaplay, ensured continued good tion of our investment strategy continued in a disciplined performance in the Nordic Entertainment part of the busi- and focused manner. 2016 involved re-allocations of capital ness. MTG’s Board of Directors recommends a dividend for within the existing portfolio but also net investments of almost 2016 of SEK 12.00 per share. SEK 3bn, including in particular our leading role in Global Fashion Group’s fnancing round and our participation in sharehOlder reMuneraTIOn Tele2’s rights issue fnancing their acquisition of TDC Sweden. and FInanCIal TarGeTs Zalando, Kinnevik’s largest asset, had a successful 2016. The In 2016, Kinnevik paid an ordinary dividend of SEK 7.75 per company continued to strike a good balance between growth share and executed a share redemption programme of SEK 18 and proftability, and pushed forward with investments to per share. Accordingly, the total shareholder remuneration develop its platform initiatives and further improve its of- during 2016 represented a record high dividend yield of 9.8% fering. Preliminary numbers for 2016 show a 23% revenue based on the closing price per 31 December 2015. Kinnevik growth for the year to EUR 3.6bn and an EBIT margin of also executed a SEK 500m share buyback programme. around 6%, which is in line with their guidance. The company continued to strengthen its market presence and expressed For the fscal year 2016, Kinnevik’s Board of Directors recom- intentions to open a satellite warehouse in Sweden during mends a dividend of SEK 8.00 per share, corresponding to a 2017 to further improve Zalando’s customer proposition in 3.7% dividend yield based on the closing price for 2016, to its important Nordic markets. be approved by the Annual General Meeting in May. Global Fashion Group strengthened its fnancial position in The Board has refned Kinnevik’s fnancial targets with re- 2016 by raising a EUR 330m funding round and by divesting spect to target returns and leverage, refecting the current operations in India, Thailand and Vietnam. GFG achieved sig- macroeconomic environment and the composition of Kin- nifcant margin improvements driven by improved inventory nevik’s portfolio. Kinnevik’s shareholder remuneration target management, meaningful effciency gains and path-to-proft remains unchanged. initiatives leading to fxed cost optimisation. GFG continues As acting CEO, and on behalf of the entire Kinnevik team, I to focus on the roll-out of marketplace platforms in addition would like to thank all of our shareholders for the support to securing key international brands. during 2016 and say that we look forward to a very interesting Millicom’s largest market Latin America grew cable revenues 2017. Kinnevik has a clear strategy and will continue to work by 6% and mobile data revenue by 17% in the quarter, and closely with our investee companies to drive innovation and the adjusted EBITDA margin for the group amounted to growth in order to deliver shareholder value. 36%. The company continued to execute on its strategy to reshape the business on two main focus areas. First, driv- Joakim Andersson ing rapid growth in mobile data and expanding the cable Acting Chief Executive Offcer, Chief Financial Offcer KINNEVIK AB (Publ) Reg no 556047-9742 • Phone +46 8 562 000 00 • www.kinnevik.com Q 2016 3 KInneVIK In suMMary Kinnevik in summary Kinnevik is an industry focused investment company with an entrepreneurial spirit at its heart. Our purpose is to build the digital consumer businesses that provide more and better choice.
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